November 27, 2002 / Front Page

Massapequa Park Village Mayor James Altadonna has appointed John Kraft as acting Village Justice. Kraft, a local attorney, has been a resident of the Park for 17 years and said he is both excited and honored to serve. More...

Farah Ahmed, a personnel representative of United States Senator Hillary Clinton, presented a citation to outgoing Kiwanis President William Van Wagner that congratulated him on his achievements and wishes him the best, along with presenting him with More...

A special invitation has been issued to runners and walkers from the Massapequas and Farmingdale to join in on a morning of festive family fun and fitness at the 15th annual Ho Ho Ho Holiday Five Kilometer Run, to be held on the roads of Bethpage, Sa More...

This week, we celebrate the blessings we have as individuals, families, Long Islanders, New Yorkers and Americans. Those blessings, for most of us, are in abundance, and we are among the most fortunate people to have ever lived on earth. More...

When high school students step on to the athletic field, the worst thing they can imagine is losing a game. When the story of Louis Acompora is recalled, however, the numbers on the scoreboard take on considerably less significance. More...

Senator Charles Fuschillo has secured a grant for the Carman Road Civic Association which will be used to operate an education program for youngsters on Saturdays, from mid-January through May 2003. More...

Principal James Maloney of Massapequa High School announced that MHS student Ronald Chang has been named a Semi Finalist and nine others named Commended Students in the 2003 National Merit Scholarship Program. More...